Hey Vincent. This is good to know. Thanks. So I have Microsoft Office Professional …I presume this means I have both versions of onenote on my computer? I’ll have to read up on exactly what the differ

Hey Sarah. May I ask the nature of the feedback that was submitted? My friend 9sighted) and I were just talking about that as he uses the feedback thing quite a lot. Lol at “pain”…yeah, they can be th

Hey folks. Just putting some feelers out to see if anybody uses this (OneNote) and how well it works with NVDA. I’m in a position where it’s been used to conduct/coordinate a D&D campaign (yes, really

Hm. I suppose there are enough third party programmes out there, but this seems like something Microsfot might want to work on. Then again, you’d think they would have if it were any kind of proprity

Yeah, all true, but it is pretty good at text processing. It does a lot of things that notepad/wordpad won’t, like the word count/summary feature. Two other things I use it for is removing line breaks

I wouldn’t use autocorrect, personally, and I thought that the oS had something a little more convenient/comprehensive. Oh well. That’s kind of a drag…

It has a crapload of useful features and even plugins. Remarkable little programme.

Windows 10 has a spell-checker though; is it still not accessible? Damn…

From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Jason White via groups.io Sent: June 21, 2020 11:10 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA, Braille display, and Lenovo laptop

Hey folks. I’m running a Lenovo Thinkpad laptop with Windows 10 2004, and NVDA is updated to latest stable channel build. I’ve got a Focus Braille display attached to the computer via USB (no bluetoot

Sent: June 7, 2020 8:20 PM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] tubi add on? I’m using Chrome and have been for a long time.. What I can’t figure out is why it stopped automatically playing all

I’m interested too because I like the sound of limitless old cult films at my fingertips so I’ve been thinking of trying out this service.

The youtube keystrokes work absolutely great in chrome, but the person there is talking about tubi, not youtube… I haven’t really looked into tubi but it’s a great resource for cult movie fans especia

I sometimes use “reader view” in Firefox. It helps a lot. I *think8 chrome has something similar built in, though it might not be as easy to get to – if it doesn’t, there are definitely extensions you

Yeah. I deactivated a lot of the nonsense utorrent comes with and it works pretty well now and doesn't crash. Still, there are some snags here and there...

I still use u/mutorrent. It's nota great solution but if Qbittorent has a context menu or something you could always check the properties to make sure you know which one you are on. Then you can remem

Alt key alone doesn't work in a lot of modern probgrammes including, I think, chrome...modern programmes do not really have a "menu bar" as such so the alt key by itself does nothing, rather than take

It can, for sure. I experimented with it over ten years ago; it hink orca has come a long way since then.

David. It sounds like a neat programme, but I’m wondering how advantageous it would be for a braille display user who does not really use speech to read all that much. Any thoughtson that?

I believe you can use VLC to do this, but the process is a bit unintuitive. I have never attempted it but have seen some instructions online on how it can be done. Unfortunately some of the VlC screen